This is an invitation to attend the Workshop on Coding Technologies for Immersive Audio/Visual Experiences. It is open not limited to MPEG members but publicly accessible with free-of-charge preregistration. Non-MPEG member may send your registration information to Lu Yu and Silke Kenzler with your name, affiliation and email address.
This workshop will cover the MPEG-I immersive Audio and Visual activities - past, present and future, demonstrate systems and technologies and discuss future requirements on standardization to provide audio/visual immersive experiences.
Time/Date: 13:00-18:00, 10 July, 2019
This workshop will cover the MPEG-I immersive Audio and Visual activities - past, present and future, demonstrate systems and technologies and discuss future requirements on standardization to provide audio/visual immersive experiences.
Time/Date: 13:00-18:00, 10 July, 2019
Address:
Room: Drottingporten 3
Clarion Post Hotel
Drottningtorget 10
411 03 Gothenburg, Sweden
Programm:
1300-1315
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Introduction
(Lu Yu, Zhejiang University)
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1315-1345
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Usecases and challenges about user immersive experiences
(Valerie Allie, InterDigital)
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1345-1415
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Overview of technologies for immersive visual experiences: capture, processing, compression, standardization and display
(Marek Domanski, Poznan University of Technology)
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1415-1445
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MPEG-I Immersive Audio
(Schuyler Quackenbush, Audio Research Labs)
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1445-1455
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Brief introduction about demos:
Integral photography display (NHK)
Realtime interactive demo with 3DoF+ content (InterDigital)
Plenoptic 2.0 video camera (Tsinghua University)
A simple free-viewpoint television system (Poznan University of Technology)
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1455-1530
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Demos
Coffee break
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1530-1600
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360° and 3DoF+ video
(Bart Kroon, Philips)
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1600-1630
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Point cloud compression
(Marius Preda, Telecom SudParis, CNRS Samovar)
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1630-1700
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How can we achieve 6DoF video compression?
(Joel Jung, Orange)
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1700-1730
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How can we achieve lenslet video compression?
(Xin Jin, Tsinghua University,
Mehrdad Teratani, Nagoya University)
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1730-1800
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Discussion
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